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THE NATIONAL 
NURSERYMAN 
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APRIL 
1906 
Published Monthly at Rochester, N. Y. in Behalf of the Trade Interests of Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Plant Growers in General. 
ESTABLISHED 1S47, 
OFFER A GENERAL LINE OF 
gOEL 
tarsery uitocM. 
FOR THE COMING SPRING. 
Cherry, Std. Pear, Plum, Peach, 
Etc., in storage for prompt shipment. 
Io 1£ 0 11 1 |e im fir It 7/, 9 Sosa; 
M®ttr®e s MIelhu 
We have secured this space in The National 
Nurseryman for one year in which to tell 
our Eastern friends about the beautiful Cut- 
Leaved Birch, Thorns, Rambler Roses, etc., 
we have to offer the trade for shipment in 
Fall of 1906 and Spring 1907. For particu¬ 
lars, address, 
Otar HLeadina 
rown JuirottIhier© 
Continental Nurseries, 
Rochester, New York. 
Do 
RHODODENDRONS, HEMLOCKS, WHITE PINES, 
BOX BUSH. A general collection of 
specimen ornamentals. 
NORWAY MAPLES, PIN OAKS, IBOTA 
PRIVET, SPIRAEA VAN HOUTTAI 
by the thousand. 
tirsene 
WM. WARNER HARPER, Prop. 
ESTNUT HILL, PM1ILA., PA, 
Write us for prices on dormant field grown stock or 
on 2*4 inch pot plants for delivery now or for planting 
next spring outside— 
After about March 15, we will have Strong Plants in 
bloom in 4 and 5 inch pots—Just the thing for Easter 
and for Salesman’s Samples. 
Wffift© £ot quotations 
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